Exploring Gustar with Infinitives

The video tutorial covers the use of infinitive verbs in English and Spanish, focusing on the verb 'gustar' in Spanish. It explains how 'gustar' is used with infinitive verbs to express likes and dislikes, highlighting the differences in grammatical structure between English and Spanish. The tutorial also introduces indirect object pronouns and provides practical examples to help visualize these concepts.

What is an infinitive verb in English?

• A verb that ends in -ing

• A verb that shows subject

• A verb in its most basic form

• A verb that shows tense

Which of the following is an example of an infinitive verb in Spanish?

• Corriendo

• Corrí

• Corro

• Correr

What does 'gustar' express when used with an infinitive verb?

• Future actions

• Both likes and dislikes

• Likes only

• Dislikes only

Which of the following sentences is a negative example using 'gustar'?

• Me gusta correr

• No me gusta hacer la tarea

• Le gusta jugar al fútbol

• Nos gusta comer

What is the literal translation of 'Me gusta beber café'?

• I will drink coffee

• I like to drink coffee

• To drink coffee pleases me

• I am drinking coffee

In the sentence 'Me gusta correr', what is the subject?

• Gusta

• Correr

• Me

• None of the above

What is the direct object in the English sentence 'I like to run'?

• I

• Like

• To run

• None of the above

What is the indirect object pronoun in the sentence 'Me gusta correr'?

• Gusta

• Correr

• None of the above

• Me

Which indirect object pronoun would you use for 'we' in Spanish?

• Nos

• Les

• Te

• Me

How would you say 'You like to eat cookies' in Spanish?

• Me gusta comer galletas

• Les gusta comer galletas

• Te gusta comer galletas

• Nos gusta comer galletas